In fact, the interior of the capsule hotel is the bunk beds in the dormitory, and it is not a small room for four or eight people in the dormitory, but countless "capsule" beds are crowded in a space, and each capsule bed is surrounded separately to form a private space. In addition to sleeping, I have my own independent space, and I spend all my time in public space.
It is completely equivalent to a centralized dormitory. I don't feel so good.
First of all, although there is privacy around, it can only block the line of sight, not the noisy sound, and its function is very limited. Moreover, the air circulation is reduced after enclosure, which makes me feel depressed.
Secondly, because there are too many people in public space, it is also very inconvenient to use. Most people who go out to stay in hotels are in a hurry, and this design is very inhuman. But it depends on the store. If the store is willing to spend more money to expand public space and facilities, this problem can be solved.
Thirdly, the price is not cheap, and the capsule hotel is not expensive, but the one I live in costs 50-80 yuan a night, and the hotels in some small places are about the same price, which is not cost-effective. The hotels around are also 100 a day, which is not high by comparison.
The above is my experience of Nanjing Capsule Hotel, but its value is still there. For example, when used in hospitals or outdoors, it can solve the housing problem of patients' families at a low price and is suitable for young people to pursue outdoor novel experiences. It is not recommended to open in downtown areas to compete with the traditional commercial hotels I have experienced, and its value will not be exerted.